and then, and it's a hammer. adel williams grew up in the town of have a foot west on wales west coast. she loves the beach and to see her home town. in case of an oil spill here and future, her mats could be used that's because hair is a good natural absorbant of grease and oil. the hair maps can soak up to 9 times their own weight and oil. according to environmental organizations, they already being used in the usa as an eco friendly alternative to plastic maps. there is cut by hundreds of thousands of salons in the united states about 900000 salons, that are licensed cat about a pound or 2 a week. i and we all know that we shampoo, because here colette soil, so we started working with a hair stylist who came up with the idea of making oil spill math to prepare taste an oil spill hits europe. adel williams was cooperating with the american angio. she is optimistic because even the oil industry is now showing interest. at the moment, i has a few companies trialing lots. hopefully they will soon order the mats and stop pushing out those polypropylene mat. so they're using at the moment

pick up a little, a blustery afternoon and so that means for scotland, northern ireland, west—facing coasts of walesine. central and eastern england maybe cloudy grey skies once again. but double figures quite widely across the country. as we move out of sunday into monday there is not going to be that much change really. our high pressure will start to drift its way a little bit further east, more a southerly and so potentially, with that breezy story, we see the cloud breaking up just a touch. maybe central and eastern england again, sunshine amounts will be fairly limited but it will be highs of around 9 to 12 degrees, so again the mild story continues. if you are starting to get desperate for rain, gardeners and growers out there, there is a weather front starting to push in but it will move somewhat erratically in from the west. so there's the potential tuesday into wednesday of seeing some outbreaks of rain and then from wednesday onwards, a little bit more unsettled and the rain turns showery but it will be mild for all. take care. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk

up a little, a blustery afternoon, and that means for scotland and northern ireland, the west facing coast of walesng more sunshine. central and eastern england may be cloudy, grey skies once again. figures vary across the country. as you move into monday, they will not be much change. high pressure will start to drift its way a little further east, more of a southerly, and potential with that breezy story to see the cloud breaking upjust a touch. maybe central and eastern england again, sunshine amounts will be fairly limited. it will be highs of around nine to 12 degrees, so again are mild story continues. if you're starting to get desperate for rain, gardeners and growers out there, there is a weather front starting to push on, but it is going to move somewhat erratically and from the west. there is a potential tuesday into wednesday of seeing some outbreaks of rain, and then from wednesday onwards, a little more unsettled, the rain turn showery, but it will be mild for all. take care. this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm martine croxall. our top s

to pick up a little, a blustery afternoon, so that means for scotland, northern ireland, west facing coasts of waleskies once again, but in double figures widely across the country. as we move on to monday, not much change, drifting a bit further east, more of a southerly wind and potential as we move on to monday, not much change, high pressure drifting a bit further east, more of a southerly wind and potential with that breezy story to see the cloud breaking up just a touch, maybe central and eastern england, again sunshine amounts fairly limited. but it will be highs of around 9—12 , so again a mild story continues. if you are starting to get desperate for rain, gardeners and growers out there, there is a weather front starting to push in, but it is going to move somewhat erratically in from the west, so potential tuesday to wednesday of seeing some outbreaks of rain and then from wednesday onwards a bit more unsettled and the rain turns showery, but it will be mild for all. take care. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall, and these are the headlines... aid agencies call for better access to the

west. elsewhere, misty low cloud shrouding the hills and coasts in fog, and some drizzle in the west. central and eastern areas have the better chance of the sunshine, perhaps the north coast of walesain 14—15. but then a change as we go through towards wednesday. behind this weather front, we've got a change in wind direction, so that north—westerly will bring a chillier feel for most of us, quite a bit of cloud, some rain as well. that rain really dragging its heels to clear in the south—east and east anglia, and something a little bit wintry over the hills, but it is february after all. i think what we'll notice is more blue sky — in fact, quite sparkling skies for many, but temperatures will be 3 or 4 degrees lower than they have been, back down to average. now, there could be a few wintry flurries heading their way southwards during wednesday night into thursday. i think the main thing thursday morning is the chilly start. fairly widespread frost returning for many, and it won't be the only frost that we see in the coming few nights either. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely fine and dry as we go through thursday. as i say, there could be a few showers drifting sout

wales in particular and the risk of some showers. some showers across the kent coast but generally central and southern england and wales, along with north—westemperatures peaking between seven and 9 degrees, pretty much where we should be for the final few days of february. as we go into the evening and overnight, the cloud drying in like a blanket over us and for many that means it will keep those temperatures above freezing where we have got those clearer skies, especially out to the west, once again temperatures below freezing and frost quite likely. that thing will stay with us, not only for monday but throughout the week. as we go into monday we have this large area of high pressure sitting across the north and that will continue to give a lot of dry weather in the forecast. still the risk of cloud around but may be breaking up across east anglia and the south—east of england with more of a breeze and a sunny spell across western areas of scotland, northern ireland may be parts of the lake district. 10 degrees is quite possible in the sunnier moments. as a move into tuesday, the risk of some showers drifting their way through channel, n

much of the west coast will become through the afternoon northwest should also slowly turn a bit drier. some brightest guys , walesth brightest guys, wales and south west england, could some sunny spells east as well and spells further east as well and it is mild temperatures this afternoon getting up to maybe 13, perhaps 14 celsius where we some sunshine even when it's damp in northern scotland, temperatures are above average the rain will continue to trickle the northern isles through friday. there'll be a bit of drizzle here and there and western coasts hills but for most places a dry night. so there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, a few clearer , which may cloud, a few clearer, which may allow temperatures drop down to four or five celsius, certainly for most towns and cities will see the temperatures holding up at six or seven. so a mild to the weekend and for most it will be a dry day on saturday. saturday certainly for england and wales, some drizzle around the coast and hills of wales and we will see some rain heading into scotland and northern initially the northwest by initially into the northwest by lu

coast, it'll be a cold night tonight. some patchy for south wales and south—west england through the evening that will away .will come into parts few showers will come into parts of east we may see a little of the east we may see a little bit of over the hills but generally it'll be just rain showers that we see coming in and many of those most and not many of those most places. skies places. dry, clear skies for scotland . northern ireland will scotland. northern ireland will allow even further allow a frost it even further south. will see a frost. south. we will see a frost. certainly rural areas and many towns. cities will get close to freezing. is a cold start freezing. so it is a cold start to the weekend. it'll stay pretty despite some good spells of sunshine again, quite a brisk and cold wind in the east. and there will be a few showers. it's not going to be completely dry. central and dry. a few for central and eastern of but nothing too eastern parts of but nothing too heavy, west heavy, certainly for the west and north. it's looking like a dry day . temperatures will be dry day. temperatures will b

wales and south—west england by the afternoon. gradually the wind is easing but a blustery afternoon particularly on exposed coasts.emperatures, mild across the south, 14 temperatures, mild across the south, 1a or 15. getting colder as we head through the afternoon. colder air pushing into scotland. more rain on the way moving through northern ireland, starting off as rain in scotland, could be snow on the mountains. maybe at lower levels for a time as well. that will ease eastwards and a blanket of cloud and rain across central and southern parts of england keeping things incredibly mild through the night. these temperatures are higher than the daytime maximums should be at this time of year. we have a horseshoe of weather fronts to start off the weekend unfortunately. saturday will be a bit of a messy picture, cloudy and drizzly weather frontal system is in southern scotland and northern ingrid and the same along the south coast. either side of the fronts, sunny spells coming through. a blustery afternoon, mild once again. looking up afternoon, mild once again. looking up highs of 7—15. we should be getting tempe

west but it's going to take a while to get it. on monday a lot of dry weather, a lot of cloud across england and wales, the date it tends to linger close to eastern coastsrky as well. other areas with spells of sunshine, it brisk southerly breeze particularly around western parts, temperatures 9—12, so it will feel mild particularly if you get yourself into some sunshine. lengthy clear spells through monday night into tuesday, before more cloud rolling in towards northern ireland and some western fringes. a spot of rain and milder conditions with that. further east where we see clear spells, could start choose early fog in the south will clear. england and wales seeing sunny spells, northern ireland and scotland can expect more cloud and some spots of rain at times with some shelter from the southerly breeze. parts of north wales could see the highest temperatures at around 15 degrees, but it will be mild for all of us. moving out of tuesday and into wednesday, this frontal system finally makes its move. some outbreaks of rain with that, pushing southwards and eastwards. the rain may not get into the far east of england until quite late in the day, in f

west. elsewhere, misty low cloud shrouding the hills and coasts in fog, and some drizzle in the west. central and eastern areas have the better chance of the sunshine, perhaps the north coast of wales notice is more blue sky — in fact, quite sparkling skies for many, but temperatures will be 3 or 4 degrees lower than they have been, back down to average. now, there could be a few wintry flurries heading their way southwards during wednesday night into thursday. i think the main thing thursday morning is the chilly start. fairly widespread frost returning for many, and it won't be the only frost that we see in the coming few nights either. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely fine and dry as we go through thursday. as i say, there could be a few showers drifting southwards, little bit of hail, little bit of sleet over the hills. it's chilly airfirst thing in the morning, but then we'll see that sunshine winning through for most, just increased cloud and rain towards the north later ahead of the next weather system. so, temperatures 8—10 degrees, which, as i say, is about average for mid—february. this weather system then works its way in during thursday night into friday. a

west coast. again, most of england, quite a bit england, wales dry quite a bit of but i'm hopeful for of cloud, but breaks in the cloud. so some sunny spells, particularly eastern parts of wales, southwest and it will be southwest england and it will be a 1213 degree is likely as we go through friday evening. again most places just staying dry and cloudy, some drizzle at times a western coast and hills, particularly highlands, but say generally dry start to the weekend. still a lot of cloud around and we will see another weather front another band of rain coming in to the northwest dunng rain coming in to the northwest during saturday morning and that will across northern will spread across northern ireland by lunchtime and through the central parts scotland the central parts of scotland and scotland by and into southern scotland by the saturday afternoon. the end of saturday afternoon. behind it tends little behind it it tends a little brighter for of england and brighter for most of england and wales. and cloudy. wales. again dry and cloudy. some over the in the some drizzle over the in the west

west coast. again, most of england, quite a bit england, wales dry quite a bit of but i'm hopeful for of cloud, but breaks in the cloud. so some sunny spells, particularly eastern parts of wales, southwest and it will be southwest england and it will be a 1213 degree is likely as we go through friday evening. again most places just staying dry and cloudy, some drizzle at times a western coast and hills, particularly highlands, but say generally dry start to the weekend. still a lot of cloud around and we will see another weather front another band of rain coming in to the northwest dunng rain coming in to the northwest during saturday morning and that will across northern will spread across northern ireland by lunchtime and through the central parts scotland the central parts of scotland and scotland by and into southern scotland by the saturday afternoon. the end of saturday afternoon. behind it tends little behind it it tends a little brighter for of england and brighter for most of england and wales. and cloudy. wales. again dry and cloudy. some over the in the some drizzle over the in the west

west coast will so much of the west coast will become dry through the afternoon . northwest england should also slowly some slowly a bit drier. some brightest guys walesthis afternoon getting up maybe 13, perhaps 14 celsius where we some sunshine even more. it's damp in northern scotland, temperatures are above average . the rain will continue average. the rain will continue to trickle across the northern isles through friday evening . isles through friday evening. there'll be a bit of drizzle here and there, western coasts and hills, but for most places it's a dry night. so there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, a few clearer spells may allow temperatures to drop to four or five celsius, but certainly for most and cities we'll see the temperatures holding up at six or seven. so a mild to the weekend and for most it will be a dry day on saturday. saturday certainly england wales certainly for england and wales , some around the coast , some drizzle around the coast and hills of wales and we will see some rain heading into scotland and northern initially into the northwest by lunchtime that be spreading across that will be spreading across northern ire

should ease off certainly afternoon off certainly by the afternoon along west coast, along much of the west coast, most of england, walesarly of particularly eastern parts of wales, and it wales, southwest england and it will be mild 12, 13 degrees likely as we go through friday evening . most places just evening. most places just staying dry and cloudy, some drizzle times on western coast and hills, particular the highlands, but say generally dry, start to the weekend. still lot of cloud around and we will see another weather front, another of rain coming in to the northwest during morning and that will spread northern ireland by lunchtime and then through the central parts of scottish and into southern scotland by the end saturday afternoon. it it turns afternoon. behind it it turns little brighter for most of england once dry and england, once again, dry and cloudy, some drizzle over the hills west and again hills in the west and again above average, 11, 12, maybe 13 degrees celsius. look the numbers for sunday that we are going to see a dip in temperatures turning cooler this weekend, but also plenty of sunshine on

wales coast, there's less breeze today and so it will feel pleasantly warm. we could push towards 1a or 15 degrees celsius. but we've got the wind strengthening in the westrain pushing through northern ireland for the evening's rush and across the west of scotland. ahead of that, there's likely to be a few showers breaking out this side of midnight. then, behind it, we'll see broken cloud and a few showers. for the most part it's mild overnight because we've got the cloud and the rain and the breeze. butjust a hint of something a bit cooler coming into the north—west during tomorrow. the reason for that is a change in wind direction. ahead of the weather front south—westerly winds, behind it north—westerly winds, which is a cooler direction at any time of the year. that colder air pushes right the way southwards during the course of tomorrow. it will take its time. our cloud band, as you can see, a little slow to clear east anglia and the south—east. once it does so, after lunchtime, there will be a scattering of showers following. they could be wintry over the hills in the north. just four to seven degrees for the northern isles and scotland, seven to t

claudia northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england and the coasts of wales. uld see over 50 millimetres, two inches here. some rain elsewhere across scotland into western england, wales and northern ireland but equally some brightness and many will have a dry day. friday, cloud and western areas. eastern and southern parts should stay drier. the breeze not strung away from the north—west highlands. when you get sunshine it will feel like spring with temperatures may be “p like spring with temperatures may be up to 14 celsius. the weekend, mild air is pushed away and this weather front is responsible. it will bring rain. the blue colours indicate colder conditions for the second half of the weekend but high pressure in charge. lots of cloud on saturday, rain in the north of the country, sunny and a frosty but looking lovely. it has been awhile since we have seen that much sunshine. it's official — liverpool has formally become the host city of the eurovision song contest, marking the first time the event will be held in the uk for 25 years. in an event that cel

west and they'll be well, plenty of sunny for western scotland. so western and south western as well as southern coasts of england and wales through the night on wednesdays, again we'll see some clear spells towards the south as well as western 1 to 2 clear spells for northern ireland, where get the clear spells temperatures dipping below freezing. otherwise a lot of cloud and staying frost free into the weekend . places stay into the weekend. places stay cloudy with average temperatures turning cold and far. nonh good morning. it's 1119. nonh good morning. it's1119. this is bev turner today on. jb news. my guests are both now former labour mp steven pound and political commentator anna mcgovern , who had a hell of a mcgovern, who had a hell of a journey in here this morning on a well done. you made it right. and let's go. first of all, as a young person offence, david, i'm talking you and including me in that as well. right. millions of young people who feel let down by the nhs are turning to tick talk, to seek medical advice. i think this is incredibly danger , chris, especially tick , chris, especially for tick tock because promotes such tock because

coasts under the clear skies parts of scotland, skies. parts of scotland, northern ireland, perhaps wales and england minus two and south—west england minusy air further east where we see a little bit more cloud so into sunday cloudy across some eastern areas to start the rest of a few showers coming through from the north sea . so the from the north sea. so the sunshine across the north—west. but even here, we'll see cloud move and bubble up as we into the afternoon elsewhere , england the afternoon elsewhere, england and wales, a lot of cloud into the afternoon, but there will be some bright, brighter, sunny in the south—east of england, the highest temperatures around nine celsius sunshine. so celsius in any sunshine. so overall temperatures , 7 to overall temperatures, 7 to 9 celsius around average for the time of year, a little change as we go into next week, start next week, high pressure holding on a lot of cloud around. but there'll be some sunny spells, lots of weather and lots of dry weather and temperatures average. so temperatures around average. so you . soon hello and welcome. i'm alastair stewart and for the next 2 hours i'

so much of west coast will dry of the west coast will dry through the afternoon northwest england should slowly turn england should also slowly turn bit drier. some brightest skies for wales as well. and is miles further as well. and it is miles temperatures this afternoon getting up to maybe 13, perhaps 14 celsius where we see some sunshine even more. it's damp in northern temperatures are above average. the rain will continue to trickle the northern isles through friday. there'll be a bit of drizzle and there and western coasts hills but for most places it's a dry night so they'll be a few breaks in the cloud, a few clearer spells which may allow temperatures to drop down to four or five celsius, but certainly for most towns and cities, we'll see the temperatures holding up at six or seven. so mild to the or seven. so a mild to the weekend for most it will be weekend and for most it will be a dry day on saturday. saturday certainly for england and wales , some drizzle the , some drizzle around the coastal hills of wales and we will see some rain heading into scotland and northern ireland initially the northwest initially into the northwest lunchtime will be spreading lu

coast. it'll a colder night tonight. some patchy rain for south wales and south—west england through the that'll scoot away the evening.howers will come into . a few showers will come into parts the east we may see parts of the east we may see a little bit of snow over the hills, but generally, it'll be just rain showers that we see coming not many of those coming in. and not many of those most places dry, clear for most places dry, clear skies for scotland. ireland allow scotland. ireland will allow a frost even further south we frost it even further south we will see frost. certainly will see a frost. certainly rural many towns and rural areas and many towns and cities will get close to freezing. so it a cold start freezing. so it is a cold start to . the weekend it'll stay to. the weekend it'll stay pretty despite some good spells of sunshine . again, quite of sunshine. again, quite a brisk and cold wind in the east and there will be a few showers . it's not to be . it's not going to be completely a few showers completely dry. a few showers for central and eastern of completely dry. a few showers for ynothing nd eas

wales and through the day, the front is starting to look inwards, it will progress further west. sunny skies today, devon and cornwall and western scotland, it is going to feel cool along the north sea coastshowers across the midlands, clear skies across western scotland and hampshire and kent, it means for you locally there will be a touch of frost and that is where we see the sunshine tomorrow. still a lot of cloud, a few showers, still cool along the north sea coast and with top temperatures up to about seven or eight or nine, possibly even ten. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. a couple who disappeared with their newborn baby more than seven weeks ago have been arrested in brighton — but their child is still missing. the prime minister is in belfast as he tries to win support for his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. m15 suspected a muslim preacher who was close to the manchester arena bomber of being a radicaliser — a bbc investigation can reveal. calls for race to be examined as a key issue in the public health inquiry into covid—19. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. good morning. it has been cold one of the great finishers t

west. there will be some sunny breaks to the east of wales, eastern england, eastern scotland. temperatures widely into the low teens. 14 or 15 celsius possible around aberdeenshire and the moray coast scotland. brightening up here. england and wales, a cloudy morning with rain or drizzle. amounts will vary quite widely, but that will become confined to east anglia and the south—east later. most seeing the sunshine come out, but a much cooler afternoon with temperatures more widely in single figures. this is bbc news. i�*m luxmy gopal. the headlines: almost a year since russia�*s invasion of ukraine, vladimir putin delivers his state of the union address, accusing the west of starting the war and trying to destroy russia through sanctions. after his historic visit to kyiv, president biden arrives in warsaw to meet european leaders. junior doctors in england become the latest nhs staff to vote to strike in another row with the government over pay. maximum stakes, affordability checks and controls on advertising — just some of the reforms the government is likely to bring in as part of plans to overhaul gambling laws. thousands of workers across the uk switch to doing fewer hours for

isles and dribbles across western and some dribbles across western hills and coasts of england and wales, even across south westl be in the southeast widely, however, the uk 10 to 13 celsius with the exception of shetland where it stays a bit colder . so a shetland where it stays a bit colder. so a very mild day to come for the vast majority and a month to come. on thursday night we keep a of the cloud, we keep the spells of rain going across northern the rain northern scotland. the rain turns for time on turns more showery for a time on thursday in the north, it thursday night in the north, it eases across northern eases off across northern scotland , some light outbreaks scotland, some light outbreaks of rain pushing southern scotland, northern ireland, northern parts of wales. but for many by the start of friday. it's generally cloudy. it's mild, but it's also fairly dry. the best of any brightness will be across northern scotland on friday morning, but a lot of cloud cover across the on friday. grey skies , especially friday. grey skies, especially in western areas and once more there'll be some spots rain

the north, a down some eastern coasts under the clear skies for parts scotland, northern parts of scotland, northern ireland, south ireland, perhaps wales and south westveloping here, patchy . further east where we see a little bit more cloud . so into little bit more cloud. so into sunday, cloudy across some eastern areas to start the rest . still of a few showers coming through from the north sea . through from the north sea. that's the sunshine across the north—west. but even here, we'll see the cloud move and bubble up as we go into the afternoon. elsewhere across england and wales, a lot of cloud into the afternoon, but there will be some bright or sunny spells. the south—east england seeing south—east of england seeing the highest around nine highest temperatures around nine celsius sunshine. so celsius in any sunshine. so overall temperatures, 7 to 9 celsius around average for the time of year, very little changes we go into next week. the start of next week, high pressure holding on a lot of cloud around. but there'll be some sunny spells, lots of dry weather and temperatures still around again, soon, rishi sunak is poised to announce a new no

north—easterly breeze bringing the cloud in across the east coast, and some thick cloud out to the west as well, may be encroaching upon north walesich could break the cloud up as well, so we have this cloudy zone towards the midlands and the south—west, a few isolated showers here and there. on the whole, that quiet theme continues despite the cloud around, and the temperature is a similar story, peaking at around 10 celsius. don't expect a change as we continue through the week ahead. a lot of dry weather to look out for. temperatures where they should be for the time of year, and fingers crossed we all see a little bit of sunshine at times. we will take that, louise, thank you! thank you very much. it is 8.49. good morning. sheffield will become the latest city in the uk to introduce a clean air zone from tomorrow. drivers of the most polluting vehicles will now be charged to enter the designated area. dan johnson has more. no to clean air zones. no to extortionate charges for driving in our own city. | there's a new battle zone in the fight for clean air. sheffield's seen opposition. so has cambridge, and other cities, too, as

coast, 9 to 10 where we get some sunshine further south and west . in the evening, we'll see a cluster showers actually migrate further west for a time to affect parts of walesbecome confined to the north—east of england. quite a number of showers actually piling up over the pennines . piling up over the pennines. otherwise spells once otherwise clear spells once again in the usual spots. southern england western england, northern ireland and more especially western scotland, where there'll be again a frost first thing wednesday. but that's where the brightest weather will remain. western scotland, i think some clear spells pushing into the northern isles by the afternoon as well. keep the sunny spells for the south of england and parts of south and west wales as well as northern ireland. but again, a lot of cloud feeding in from the north sea, giving one or two showers for the likes of the pennines, the north york moors the north sea coast of moors and the north sea coast of england. similar conditions england. very similar conditions on thursday and friday. i think a by friday of a better chance by friday of dner a better chance by friday of drier and brig

east of the pairings, the north wales coast, there is less freeze today and so it could be 15 or 16 celsius and pleasantly warm, but the winds are strengthening in the west because we got the cloud and rain in the breeze but just a hint of something cooler coming into the northwest during tomorrow and the reason for that is a change in wind direction. behind this weatherfront, a change in wind direction. behind this weather front, southwesterly winds, and a cool direction and so the colder air pushes southwards during tomorrow. it will take its time, our clouds are slow to clear but once they do, they will be a scattering of showers following and they could be wintry over the hills in the north, just 1; celsius to 7 celsius for scotland, 7 celsius to 10 celsius further south which is a few degrees down on today and yesterday. high pressure moves in on thursday so we could have a return to frost on thursday morning, quite a chilly start, still some showers around, wintry over the welsh hills in the mirror is potentially first thing before they clear away and just like wednesday, more bright skies around, more sunshine for many except north of scotland. th

west and they'll be well, plenty of sunny spells for western scotland. so western and south western as well as southern coasts of england and wales through the night on wednesdayls , the south as well clear spells, the south as well as western scotland , 1 to as western scotland, 1 to 2 clear spells for northern ireland, where we get the clear spells, temperatures dipping below freezing. otherwise lot of cloud and staying free into the weekend . most places stay cloudy weekend. most places stay cloudy with temperatures turning cold in the far very good afternoon is 2:00. neil with gb news live . i'm mark neil with gb news live. i'm mark longhurst on coming up for you afternoon. police say a baby is the priority of their search after missing couple constance and mark gordon were found in brighton late last night. the baby though is still missing. thought to be days old when the couple originally disappeared . couple originally disappeared. this urgent search underway . this urgent search underway. we'll have the latest live from brighton security brighton with us. security as a white is following the intensive police search . how we finally police search. how w

west. elsewhere, misty low cloud shrouding the hills and coasts in fog, and some drizzle in the west. central and eastern areas have the better chance of the sunshine, perhaps the north coast of wales, the moray firth, and that's when we'll see temperatures responding sunshine, again 14—15. but then a change as we go through towards wednesday. behind this weather front we have got a change in wind direction. so that north—westerly will bring a chillier feel for most of us. quite a bit of cloud, some rain as well. that rain really dragging its heels to clear in the south—east and east anglia, and something a little bit wintry over the hills, but it is february after all. i think what we'll notice is more blue sky — in fact, quite sparkling skies for many, but temperatures will be 3 or 4 degrees lower than they have been, back down to average. now, there could be a few wintry flurries heading their way southwards during wednesday night into thursday. i think the main thing thursday morning is the chilly start. fairly widespread frost returning for many, and it won't be the only frost that we see in the coming few nights either. a ridge of high pressure keeps things largely fine and d